"Over the years I've spent researching and eventually entering this field, what I have enjoyed most is getting to know some very interesting people and learning how they combine their business and research skills to succeed as entrepreneurs," said Sabroski. "These are the stories of Super Searchers who have made it on their own, and who exemplify two major trends: the explosion of the Information Age and the rise of the independent professional."

Sabroski interviewed 11 successful research entrepreneurs for the book, asking them to share their strategies for getting started in the business, developing a niche, finding clients, doing the research, networking with peers, and staying up-to-date with vital Web resources and technologies. The book, which is the 10th title in the Reva Basch-edited Super Searchers series, is loaded with tips and techniques for building a profitable information service.

Sabroski is principal of Sabroski & Associates, which provides general research and writing support to businesses. She has a bachelor's degree in political science and mass communications and a master's degree in educational media, and has served on the board of AIIP. She lives and works in Minnesota.

Source: Information Today, Inc., Medford, NJ, 609/654-6266; https://www.infotoday.com.